APPLICATIONS IN REVIEW STATUS

Reviewers are currently moving the second round of applications through the verification process. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approved another opportunity for eligible businesses and nonprofits to apply for a grant through the CARES ACT Coronavirus Relief Fund. Reviews will continue over the next two weeks, and the goal is to mail awards by end-October. What should applicants do now? Be on the lookout for emails from reviewers. We may need more information. If so, follow the directions and provide the information before the deadline. Applicants will have limited time to respond. For more information on the grant program and other projects funded through the CARES Act Relief Fund, visit https://cares.kpb.us/.

 

Safe The absentee ballot system is a safe way to cast your vote during the COVID-19 pandemic. You may apply for an absentee ballot and vote from home.

Convenient Avoid lines and crowds at polling places. Absentee ballots are a quick and easy way to vote at your convenience in the weeks leading up to election day.

Secure For over 20 years, absentee ballots have been a secure option for voting in Kenai Peninsula Borough (KPB) elections.

 

 

Virtual Joint Information Center

www.kpboem.com

 

Local COVID19 Informational HUB

https://covid19.kpb.us

 

Reopening Responsibly – Continues

Most borough facilities are open to the public during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. The borough continues to provide general services to the public using online payment options. Individuals are strongly encouraged to schedule appointments to ensure that we properly meet your requests without delay. You can find contact information by department at www.kpb.us or call 907-262-4441 or 800-478-4441 to schedule an appointment.

When entering any borough facility, visitors are asked to adhere to directional signage located on the floors and walls. Wearing a cloth face covering or face mask is recommended as well as practicing physical distancing. Please continue active hygiene actions such as hand washing, limit touching your face or sneezing into your shirt sleeve.

NOTE: Dispatch, Office of Emergency Management and all Fire/EMS maintain operations; however, the public is not allowed to enter these facilities.

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